Line it out

To correct someone or a situation.

Tom was late for work and did not get his job done. So the boss had to line it out.

by Wordsmith D June 28, 2022

Back of the line

When someone claims they are doing/ have done, something embarrassing, original and or a bit sketchy and you know a lot of people that have previously done this. (Including yourself) say back of the line to let them know they are not the first.

“Last night I got so drunk I lost a shoe and didn’t notice until I was walking home!”
Reply “Back of the line buddy”

by Lueisms August 24, 2022

Sand in the Line

When non-American people are serious about getting a task done The reverse of the common term "line in the sand" makes every one know you mean business and that you are the "boss".

Steve #2: Lisa, I am drawing a sand in the line for this to be completed by Friday.

by sausagefest12 March 11, 2019

line baiter

(Noun) Someone who makes a heavily emphasized statement, typically one line (one-liner), attempting to sway one's view; typically seen in politics. Many politicians give one-liners to bait potential voters.

He is such a line baiter!

by Lolomama May 2, 2016

Line anxiety

Feeling extremely stressed at the thought of a line or queue.

Man 1: yo fam wanna go clubbing tonight?
Man 2: not if we gotta line up, I get line anxiety.

by Tdaddy January 23, 2020

Euthanize the line

When the signal on the cellphone gets blurry, the person immediately hangs up.

Felix: So, what did she say?

Erik: I dunno. Gonna call her later because the line went fuzzy. I had to euthanize the line.

by sushigoround April 20, 2010

pole line

n. The stretch of power lines going up and down stretches of mountains. Since the brush is cleared around them, it's always a good spot to drink kortz.

"I'm gonna take a keg up da pole line tonight. You comin?"

by coalbot April 14, 2010